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The prime minister wants to say, without owning it explicitly given the inherent recklessness of the declaration, that Labor will drive the economy into a recession.

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS — It took just eight months for the joy that filled the Washington Mall at the chilly January inauguration of Barack Obama to give way to the sign-waving that filled it at a recent rally: the president depicted as the Joker and taunted by the declaration that "Hitler gave good speeches too".

The declaration that sparked protests gave Mr Morsi powers to take any measures to protect the revolution, and stated that no court could overturn his decisions.

One was the declaration that Aviva had discriminated against me by failing to make reasonable adjustments and the judge agreed, so he gave a declaration that they had discriminated against me and that was something that Aviva kept denying that they had done.

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The Manchester Guardian gave the declaration an effusive welcome.

He would have been no better and might have been worse than Johnson in prosecuting the war, given his declaration that "I could have ended the war in a month.

Given NATO's declaration that there would not be "business as usual" until Russia withdrew all its troops from Georgia and canceled its annexation of two Georgian provinces, the re-engagement looks a lot like pandering to an energy supplier.

It'll be because it's one of the relatively few Android tablets with a snappy answer to the bottom-line question "Why should somebody buy this instead of an iPad?" The iPad doesn't come with a pen and may never do so, given Steve Jobs' famous declaration that "if you see a stylus, they blew it".

The article gave an incorrect title for the human rights declaration that grew out of the 1789 French Revolution.

The generals last week issued a constitutional declaration that gave them sweeping powers, undermining the authority of the newly elected president.